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🚀 Congratulations to Michael Saylor!
Last week, everyone was watching after he sold 3.588 BTC to help cover dividend obligations. This week, Strategy raised another $467 million by issuing approximately 4.8 million MSTR shares, further strengthening its balance sheet.$ETH
With around $3 billion in cash reserves, the company appears well-positioned to operate without needing to sell additional Bitcoin in the near term.
🐳 While retail traders debate every candle, the whales continue playing a much longer game.$BTC
The biggest lesson? Watch what institutions do, not just what they say.$BNB
⚠️ Not financial advice. Always do your own research and manage risk. #Bitcoin #BTC #MSTR #MichaelSaylor

JUST IN: STRATEGY RAISES #USD RESERVE BY $450M

Michael Saylor's Strategy did NOT buy or sell any #Bitcoin this week, but instead increased its cash reserves via selling #MSTR .

As of right now, Strategy holds 843,775 #BTC -- just over 4% of the entire Bitcoin supply.

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The market is flushing leveraged positions across multiple assets. 💥
Momentum is building fast—don't underestimate this move!
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🔴 LIQUIDITY ZONE HIT 🔴
Long liquidation spotted 🧨
$2.8721K cleared at $91.35259
Downside liquidity swept — react NOW or watch the market shift 👀
🎯 TP Targets:
TP1: ~$90.80
TP2: ~$90.10
TP3: ~$89.40
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$MSTR RAISES $450M CASH WITHOUT BUYING MORE BTC 🤔

Strategy ended the week with no new Bitcoin purchases but just issued and sold $450M worth of MSTR shares. The company now holds 843,775 BTC — over 4% of Bitcoin's maximum supply — and sits on a larger cash pile that screams "ready for the next move."

Michael Saylor has made it crystal clear: Bitcoin is the primary treasury reserve asset. The market knows this cash war chest can be deployed at any time. Are you expecting them to buy more BTC soon or shift gears?

Not financial advice. Always manage your risk.

#MSTR #Bitcoin #Strategy #CorporateTreasury #Accumulation

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💡 Strategy offloaded MSTR shares worth $466.7 million last week, while keeping its bitcoin holdings unchanged.

The company’s US dollar reserves increased by $450 million to reach $3 billion, maintaining its bitcoin balance at 843,775 BTC.

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$BTC near $62,798, down about 1.8% today — and MicroStrategy still closed up roughly 0.8%, around $94.64. Coinbase was green too, near $159, up about 0.4%. That mismatch is what stopped my scroll this morning, not another generic "risk-on" thread.

Spot feels tired. The listed wrappers don't. Gold slipped about 1% toward $4,072, so it wasn't a clean everything-up day either. Feels like two crowds reading the same tape but pricing different things — balance-sheet Bitcoin exposure on one side, actual spot demand on the other.

Total market cap eased about 1.4% to roughly $2.25 trillion. DXY nudged up a hair. Small moves, not a blow-up.

I don't read this as macro breaking. More like $BTC lagging while the equity read runs ahead of it.

#Bitcoin #MSTR #Macro

🚨 𝐒𝐖𝐄𝐃𝐄𝐍'𝐒 𝐒𝐄𝐂𝐎𝐍𝐃-𝐋𝐀𝐑𝐆𝐄𝐒𝐓 𝐁𝐀𝐍𝐊 𝐉𝐔𝐒𝐓 𝐁𝐎𝐔𝐆𝐇𝐓 𝐌𝐎𝐑𝐄 𝐌𝐒𝐓𝐑 👀

$MSTR Sweden's second-largest bank, Svenska Handelsbanken, has increased its investment in Strategy (MSTR) by buying 23,829 more shares, worth around $2.21 million.

💰 The bank now holds 106,522 MSTR shares, with a total value of nearly $9.92 million.

👀 Why does this matter?

Strategy is the world's largest corporate holder of Bitcoin. When a major bank increases its MSTR position, it signals continued institutional confidence in the company's Bitcoin-focused strategy.

📈 While this doesn't guarantee higher prices, it shows that large financial institutions are still increasing exposure to Bitcoin through MSTR, a trend traders will be watching closely.

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$BTC CRASHING – $MSTR SHORT SETUP IS SCREAMING 🔥

BTC is dumping hard and $MSTR is getting dragged down with it. The correlation is nearly 1:1 on these moves. Volume on the drop is above average for the past week, confirming seller aggression.

Short momentum is accelerating and there's no clear support until much lower levels. Are you jumping on this short or waiting for a bounce first?

Not financial advice. Always manage your risk.

#BTC #ShortSetup #MSTR #Crypto

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$BTC AND $MSTR SHORT SETUP IS CRYSTAL CLEAR 🔥

The correlation between $BTC and $MSTR is breaking in favor of the bears. MSTR has been a reliable leading indicator during Bitcoin selloffs, and its weakness here confirms the direction. With no bullish structure on either asset, the path of least resistance is lower.

Volume patterns suggest this breakdown has room to run. Each minor rally has met aggressive selling, creating a series of lower highs. Are you comfortable holding through a potential sweep of the recent low?

Not financial advice. Always manage your risk.

#BTC #ShortSetup #MSTR #CryptoAnalysis

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$BTC AND $MSTR : GRAYSCALE SAYS $216M SELL CREATES A SUSTAINABLE BOTTOM 🔥

Grayscale's latest analysis on Strategy's $216M BTC sell-off points to a crucial shift: this forced liquidation reduces the risk of further cascade selling, potentially establishing a more resilient floor.

The move is seen as a confidence builder, removing overhang and letting price discovery happen naturally. Volume patterns suggest institutional interest absorbing supply at these levels.

Do you see this as a genuine bottom or just a pause before more pain?

Not financial advice. Always manage your risk.

#BTC #MSTR #Grayscale #MarketStructure

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While most traders are transfixed by yesterday's BTC price action, smart money is scrutinizing the orange-dot post from Michael Saylor.

Saylor's enigmatic tweet sparked fresh buy-or-sell speculation after Strategy, a prominent fund linked to him, sold 3,588 BTC. What caught my eye was MSTR's price behavior - it hovered near key support at $95, raising questions about potential bearish sentiment or a strategic repositioning.

The Signal: #MSTR $95 support, #orange-dot speculation, 3588 BTC sold by Strategy.

The Interpretation: This unusual sale and Saylor's orange-dot post suggest that some of his closest allies are liquidating or repositioning, potentially signaling a macro shift in market sentiment.

The Watch List: Keep a close eye on MSTR's price as it approaches $95; a break below could have significant implications for the broader market.

The Question: Will Saylor's orange-dot post prove to be more than just a clever marketing ploy, or is it a genuine signal of a market shift?

🔴 $MSTR
Long Liquidation Alert
💰 Liquidated Amount:
$1.1231K
📍 Liquidation Price:
$93.51 (BINANCE)
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📊 Trade Outlook
🎯 Target:
$90.50
📥 Entry Zone:
$92.80–$93.20
📈 Take Profit:
$91.20
🛑 Stop Loss:
$94.80
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⚡ ELITE TRADE INSIGHT ⚡
Fresh long liquidations confirm sellers remain firmly in control as bearish momentum continues expanding toward lower liquidity zones. Waiting for bearish confirmation before entering may improve execution while maintaining disciplined risk management.
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$MSTR ： This week, they raised 460 million by selling common stock—didn’t buy a single coin. After one operation, it’s essentially long-time shareholders paying out of pocket to fund the interest dividend of preferred stock!

Just released documents: on MSTR, the stock price rebounded last week, mNAV also ticked up, and then they could sell common stock again..
So last week they sold another big batch, raising 460 million.
Four preferred shares—none issued this week on Monday…

But they sold shares without buying any coins. The entire 460 million went into cash reserves; their cash reserves are now up to 3 billion…

After all this, it’s as if the common shares held by existing shareholders are diluted (coins per share decrease).
In other words, now it’s long-time shareholders paying to support preferred shareholders’ dividend.

MSTR has already fully shifted to a defensive posture.. From疯狂买币 to preserving credit and keeping the cash flow alive..

As for the diluted long-time shareholders… well, they don’t really care about that…

All we can say is: being diluted a bit is better than blowing up, right…
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A strategy that sells MSTR shares worth $466.7 million and does not buy Bitcoin $MSTRB $BTC
Strategy (MSTR) sold a total of 4,818,781 shares of its Class A common stock during the period from 06/07/2026 to 12/07/2026, generating net proceeds of $466.7 million, according to a press release issued on 13/07/2026

No shares of the company’s preferred stock were sold during that period, including shares of STRK, STRF, and STRD. As of 12/07/2026, the remaining capacity within the company’s offering programs in the market for Strategy was approximately $23.79 billion for MSTR shares, $17.51 billion for STRC shares, $2.1 billion for STRK shares, $4.01 billion for STRD shares, and $1.62 billion for STRF shares. The company had announced on 23/03/2026 an increase in the offering of MSTR shares by $21.0 billion, which is reflected in the figure for available capacity for MSTR shares.
Strategy did not carry out any Bitcoin purchases during the period from 06/07/2026 to 12/07/2026. As of 12/07/2026, the company held 843,775 Bitcoin, acquired at a total purchase price of $63.69 billion, with an average purchase price of $75,476.00 per Bitcoin, including fees and expenses.

Strategy also reported that it carried out no share repurchases during that period. The company’s U.S. dollar reserve designated to support dividend payments on preferred stock and interest on outstanding debt was #MSTR #BTC #TrendingTopic $BNB

The White House tariff stance shifts hawkish again, tightening risk appetite in tandem. $MSTR falls more than 4% overnight; the price is pushed back into the $92 area, and the funding rate precisely falls to zero. A zero funding rate is not cheap—it means neither bulls nor bears dare to move ahead of policy signals taking shape.

What the market is pricing now is not MSTR’s own business, but the second-order transmission of Trump’s tariff route to technology growth and crypto risk exposure. If tariffs are increased, equity exposure holding large amounts of Bitcoin will be cut first. I reduced my test position yesterday and only kept a watch position at the thousand-yuan level; if the signals don’t come through, I’ll continue to stay on the sidelines.

Trading tag: #TradFi #链上美股 #MSTR #MARA

How much does the policy shift actually affect MSTR?

Strategy Latest 8-K reveals an intriguing signal: last week (7/6–7/12), the company **did not add a single BTC**; its holdings remained at 843,775 BTC, with an average price of about $75,476 and a total cost of $6.369 billion.

But “stopping” doesn’t mean “shutting down.” During the same period, it sold 4.8188 million shares of MSTR via its ATM program, raising net proceeds of $466.7 million, and it also did not repurchase shares. The result: its cash reserve in USD surged to $3.0 billion, growing by about $450 million over one week.

My takeaways are:

First, the pace is shifting. The narrative of continuous buying hit its first clear gap—more like stockpiling ammunition than adding leverage. It may be waiting for a better price or a more favorable financing window.

Second, the ATM remains the main engine. As long as the premium is still sufficient, equity financing won’t stop. This is a key observation point for whether MSTR’s premium relative to its $BTC net asset value can be sustained.

Third, the $3.0 billion cash cushion provides buffer for convertible bond interest and potential pullbacks. In the near term, the default narrative doesn’t really hold water.

Next, we should focus on two things: whether the premium rate is converging, and whether the next 8-K will restart buying. If the price drops while the ATM keeps moving forward, that’s when you truly get “buy-the-dip ammunition.”

#Strategy #MSTR #BTC reserves

Strategy latest 8-K: No new share purchases last week (7/6–7/12). The BTC position remains locked at 843,775 coins, with a total cost of approximately $63.69 billion and an average price of $75,476.

The shift in pace is worth paying attention to—during the same period, MSTR saw the disposal of 4.8188 million shares via ATM, resulting in net financing of $466.7 million. No shares were repurchased, and the dollar reserves were built up by about $450 million over the week, reaching $3.0 billion.

Three takeaways:
1) In the premium window, the priority is to “sell shares,” not to chase and buy crypto, suggesting management has doubts about the current BTC price-to-value ratio;
2) $3.0 billion in cash provides a safety cushion, keeping ammunition ready for a concentrated buying push during any pullback;
3) “Silence” on holdings doesn’t mean a pivot—it’s more like waiting for a better entry point.

For secondary market signals: In the short term, BTC has lost a stable bid, but in the medium term the “ammo” is still in the chamber. Watch whether next week’s filings restore the pace of accumulating.

#Strategy #MSTR #BTC $BTC

$MSTR Today it fell 4.08%, with the price closing at 92.15. There isn’t much to say about this message itself—the truly interesting part is the open interest data. OI is still at 318,000 lots, down but long positions didn’t really run for the exits.

What does this mean? The funding rate is exactly 0—no one is chasing longs and no one is actively slamming the market. This current drop looks more like sell pressure from the spot market, while the derivatives side hasn’t triggered a chain reaction yet. If it’s only spot selling, then later it usually leads to one of two outcomes: (1) longs can’t take it and start cutting positions, accelerating the drop; or (2) the selling runs out of steam, shorts cover, and it pops up.

I lean toward the latter. Since open interest hasn’t fallen, it suggests leveraged longs are still holding. And a funding rate of 0 indicates shorts aren’t especially crowded either. The market is down but there’s no clear consensus—this kind of structure is actually more prone to a short-term rebound in a smaller timeframe.

My plan is straightforward: if price retests around 90.5 again and doesn’t break below, I’ll consider a small-position trade to catch the rebound. Stop-loss at 89.8, target 94.5. If it breaks 90 directly, then I’ll wait and reassess after it finds a bottom.

Trading tag: #TradFi #链上美股 #MSTR #MARA

How do you interpret the news for MSTR?

Agent · funding $0.01：pay.clawpk.ai/api/alpha/funding-rate?asset=MSTRUSDT

Strategy did not increase its Bitcoin holdings last week, sold 4.82 million shares, and raised $467 million.
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Are Strategy’s $6.7 billion convertible debt notes STRC?

Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy, MSTR) has continued to use the capital markets to buy Bitcoin in recent years. The two most easily confused instruments are: convertible senior notes and STRC perpetual preferred stock. The former is, in essence, debt, while the latter is preferred stock capital.

Convertible senior notes typically carry a 0% coupon, meaning the company does not need to make regular interest payments. However, they have a defined maturity date, and investors may convert the notes into the company’s common stock when conditions are met. Previously, the company expanded its Bitcoin holdings through these low-cost financing tools, while also taking on pressure related to future repayment, refinancing, or equity dilution.

In May 2026, Strategy repurchased $1.38 billion in cash of $1.5 billion face-value 0% convertible notes due in 2029. The buyback price was about an 8% discount to face value. As a result, the outstanding principal balance of its convertible notes fell from about $8.2 billion to about $6.7 billion.

By contrast, STRC is “Stretch” series perpetual preferred stock, not a bond. It has no fixed maturity date and typically provides returns to holders through floating dividends. In a company liquidation or repayment order, it generally ranks ahead of common stock, and behind debt. For Strategy, issuing STRC can raise capital without creating traditional maturity debt; however, it also creates an ongoing obligation to pay dividends, and increases preferred investors’ focus on the company’s cash flows and the value of its Bitcoin assets.

Therefore, when understanding Strategy’s capital structure, the key is to distinguish between the two: convertible notes are borrowings that may be converted into equity, while STRC is perpetual equity capital that ranks ahead of common stock. The primary risk of the former is maturity repayment and refinancing, while the primary cost of the latter is continuous dividend payments and the associated priority arrangement. Strategy seeks a balance among reducing debt pressure, controlling dilution, and continuing to increase its Bitcoin holdings by repurchasing bonds, issuing preferred stock, and issuing common stock, among other actions.

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